DATA PRIVACY

CCPA Compliance Assessment

  • Confirm whether CCPA applies to you
  • Map sales, sharing and sensitive data
  • Prioritize consumer-facing gaps

Who Requires a CCPA / CPRA Compliance Assessment?

The CCPA applies to for-profit businesses that handle California consumers' personal information and meet at least one revenue or data-volume threshold.

Consumer Apps & Digital Platforms

Consumer Apps & Digital Platforms

E-Commerce & Retail Brands

E-Commerce & Retail Brands

AdTech, MarTech & Data-Driven Businesses

AdTech, MarTech & Data-Driven Businesses

SaaS Providers Acting as Service Providers

SaaS Providers Acting as Service Providers

Fintech & Financial Services

Fintech & Financial Services

Health & Wellness Technology

Health & Wellness Technology

Media, Gaming & Subscription Services

Media, Gaming & Subscription Services

Offshore IT & BPO Service Providers

Offshore IT & BPO Service Providers

Our CCPA / CPRA Compliance Assessment Approach

Statute- and regulation-mapped methodology delivering clear gap visibility and practical actions.

Business Understanding

Business Understanding

Review data processing activities, entity type, and regulatory scope and current data handling practices

Applicability & Role Review

Applicability & Role Review

Map applicable DPDPA sections, DPDP Rules, and entity-specific obligations

Personal Information Inventory

Personal Information Inventory

Document all personal data flows, categories, processors, and retention practices

Sale & Sharing Assessment

Sale & Sharing Assessment

Evaluate consent mechanisms, notice adequacy, and Data Principal rights capability

Notices & Consumer Rights

Notices & Consumer Rights

Assess technical and organizational controls against Section 8(5) obligations

Opt-Out & Sensitive PI Review

Opt-Out & Sensitive PI Review

Evaluate breach notification readiness, DPB reporting, and Data Processor oversight

Contracts & Security Readiness

Contracts & Security Readiness

Review privacy notices, consent notices, retention policies, and rights procedures

Reporting & Remediation Roadmap

Reporting & Remediation Roadmap

Reporting & Remediation Roadmap Deliver provision-referenced findings with severity ratings and phased action plan

Deliverables You Can Expect

Requirement-referenced outputs for your legal, privacy, compliance and board teams.

CCPA / CPRA Gap Assessment Report

CCPA / CPRA Gap Assessment Report

Personal Information Inventory

Personal Information Inventory

Notice & Privacy Policy Review

Notice & Privacy Policy Review

Consumer Rights Request Readiness Report

Consumer Rights Request Readiness Report

Opt-Out & Sensitive PI Assessment

Opt-Out & Sensitive PI Assessment

Prioritized Remediation Roadmap

Prioritized Remediation Roadmap

Supporting Services

Services that complement your CCPA / CPRA assessment across security, risk and governance.

Vulnerability Assessment

Identifies weaknesses that affect reasonable security for personal information.

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Privacy Risk Assessment Support

Structured support for risk assessments of processing that presents significant risk.

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Data Inventory & Mapping

Documents personal information categories, sources, purposes and recipients.

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Cloud Security Assessment

Reviews cloud configuration where consumer personal information is stored.

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24×7 SOC Monitoring

Detects threats that could lead to a breach of consumer personal information.

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Cybersecurity Audit

Independent review of cybersecurity controls protecting personal information.

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DPDP Compliance Programs

Choose the program that matches your data processing complexity and compliance objectives.

DPDP Readiness Assessment

  • # Data mapping and personal data inventory
  • # DPDPA applicability and obligation mapping
  • # Consent management gap review
  • # Data Principal rights readiness check
  • # Security safeguards baseline assessment
  • # Provision-referenced gap report

Integrated DPDP + ISO 27701 Program


  • # Full DPDPA + DPDP Rules compliance assessment
  • # ISO 27701 control gap mapping and GDPR alignment
  • # Integrated privacy framework design
  • # Unified remediation roadmap (DPDPA + 27701)
  • # DPO appointment and governance advisory
  • # Quarterly compliance monitoring advisory

Not sure which program fits your organization?

Tell us your industry, data processing activities, and compliance timeline - we will identify the right assessment scope.

Benefits of CCPA Compliance Assessments

Reduce Enforcement Risk

Identify gaps before they draw attention from CalPrivacy or the Attorney General.

Clarify Your CCPA Role

Confirm whether you act as a business, service provider or contractor.

Honor Opt-Outs Reliably

Check that sale, sharing and opt-out preference signals work across channels.

Handle Requests Consistently

Validate intake, verification and response for consumer rights requests.

Prepare for New Regulations

Understand readiness for risk assessment, cybersecurity audit and ADMT rules.

Simplify Multi-Framework Compliance

Identify overlaps with other US state laws, GDPR and ISO 27701.

Why Choose QRC for CCPA Compliance?

California-specific mapping. Legal and technical depth. Actionable compliance outcomes.

CCPA / CPRA Obligation Mapping

Assessment mapped to the CCPA, CCPA regulations and your business or service provider role.

Legal + Technical Assessment

Evaluate privacy obligations alongside security safeguards, controls and operational practices.

Privacy & Security Assurance Background

ISO/IEC 27701 certification body, PCI QSA company and CERT-In empanelled auditor.

Multi-Framework Privacy Capability

Align CCPA requirements with GDPR, ISO 27701 and other applicable privacy laws.

Case Studies

Real-World CCPA / CPRA Compliance Outcomes

How organizations have used QRC assessments to close CCPA gaps and meet consumer expectations.

PCI Case Studies

CCPA / CPRA Compliance Resource Center

Free guides and resources to help organizations understand California privacy obligations and prepare for assessment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) gives California consumers rights over their personal information. The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) amended it, added new rights and created the California Privacy Protection Agency, which enforces the law alongside the Attorney General.

No. It applies to for-profit businesses that do business in California and meet a threshold, such as annual gross revenue above an inflation-adjusted amount, handling personal information of 100,000 or more California consumers or households, or earning half their revenue from selling or sharing it.

Regulations effective 1 January 2026 add requirements for risk assessments, cybersecurity audits and automated decision-making technology. Several obligations phase in over later years, with audit certifications due from 2028 based on revenue.

No. The CCPA uses its own definitions and relies mainly on notice and opt-out rights for sale and sharing, rather than requiring a lawful basis for all processing. A GDPR program does not automatically meet CCPA requirements.

Timing depends on processing complexity, the entities and systems in scope, and how readily evidence is available. QRC confirms a timeline after the scoping call.

Ready to Strengthen Your CCPA Compliance Posture?

Define your scope, identify priority gaps, and move forward with a clear compliance roadmap.